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Message: [QUOTE="Number6, post: 2962920, member: 9008"] For me proposition is simple. Step 1. Work out coaching system structure. For me that is a figurehead, mentor, department supervisor and guy with gravitas to pull players but still give coach room to do their job on the day to day tactics, team selections etc. Namely WB. Alternatively a Meninga, Lockyer (preferably bit older guy) or so forth. Step 2. Who is going to coach. Need to consider fit with step 1 but options are really JD, Cleary, Seibold or Walters. JD has an a great junior record so seems logical but Cleary is probably most clever, experienced and brings his son. For me WB has done his final contract as head coach of broncos. He will be 70 and now have nucleus signed need a new coach to implement tactically better game plans. At some point WB has to stop the old saying better to retire one year earlier than later comes to mind. He needs someone to sit him down and tell him to be realistic and switch to director of coaching so he can work for another 10+ years just not 70 hrs a week like an NRL head coach. [/QUOTE]

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